IcelandIncreased loneliness among mothers on maternity leave in Iceland
A study in Iceland indicates that loneliness has increased in recent decades, with mothers on maternity leave experiencing it more frequently than before, affecting 36% of the population.
Background
Iceland has a long-standing commitment to gender equality and family support policies, including generous parental leave. However, recent societal shifts and increased awareness are highlighting challenges such as maternal loneliness, prompting re-evaluation of existing support systems.
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Increased loneliness among mothers on maternity leave in Iceland
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Research from the University of Iceland highlights a growing trend of loneliness, particularly affecting mothers on maternity leave, with women generally being more impacted.
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